Broadway star Nick Cordero wakes from 6-week coronavirus coma following leg amputation

thankfully Nick Cordero is still on board.

Canadian Broadway star Nick Cordero has woken up from a medically induced coma weeks after having his right leg amputated as a result of complications from COVID-19.

The Hamilton, Ont.-born actor’s wife Amanda Kloots confirmed the news on Tuesday via an Instagram story.

“Dada is awake. He is awake, guys,” she said to her friends and followers while dancing around in excitement with the couple’s 10-month-old son, Elvis.

“He is awake. It’s just that Nick is so weak right now that even opening his eyes (or) closing his eyes takes … all of his energy.”

we hope he return better than before.

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